The eecsis.mit.edu server handles requests from students, faculty, and administrators,
using records from the Institute's Data Warehouse and the EECS database.
Lists the degree requirements for the 6-1, 6-2, 6-3, 6-7,
6-14, and MEng programs. The requirements are taken directly
from the tables used by online departmental audit.
Used by companies participating in the 6-A program to access internship
applications (requires your corporate email address to have been previously
submitted to the 6-A office).
For each EECS major program, you can see the subjects taken by
students in those programs, sorted with the most-taken
subjects first. For each subject, you can also see the
distribution of the year of the student when they took the
subject. The counts come from the transcripts of current
students and those who have received their SB over the last 5 years.
Undergrad students: Fill in the questionnaire used by the department when assigning
your academic advisor.
Undergrad office: assign academic advisors for students.
View and set advising loads for student advisors. Also
enter info about faculty assistants so that they can access
lists of advisees for their faculty.
Table showing annual reports submitted by faculty as part of their yearly review
by department leadership. Include links to view individual reports or submission
summaries.
Portal that shows the status of graduate appointment requests. This URL is also used by
authorized requesters to submit requests for RA appointments and by the Grad and
Undergrad Offices for approving appointment requests.
Using the Registrar's list of subjects offered and the current
departmental degree audit, this page shows for a particular
term 1) the audit requirements satisfied by each subject, and
2) the subjects that satisfy each audit requirement. You can
also view a list of requirements satisfied by a particular
subject over time.
PhD students: submit annual report about research progress and
provide feedback to and get feedback from their research supervisor(s).
Research supervisors: respond to annual progress report from PhD
students whose research they supervise. Academic advisors can access
the reports for their PhD academic advisees.
Grad office: Table showing submission status of annual progress report submitted by PhD students
and their supervisors.
Show your current transcript and audits for both Institute and
Departmental requirements, along with other academic
information. If you've been admitted to MEng, you can choose
when you'll enter the graduate program. You can submit
petitions to substitute subjects for particular departmental
requirements, as well as perform trial audits for other
departmental degree programs.
International students: request the departmental letter
required when applying for F-1 Curricular Practical Training
(CPT).
Undergrad office: table showing status of CPT letter requests.
Students: apply for Minor in Computer Science, review your progress.
Undergrad office:
See progress summaries for all students who are pursuing the
Minor in Computer Science and certify students who have completed
the requirements.
Undergrad students: In response to a CAP flag, provide information about the term for use
by your advisor, the Department, and CAP.
Undergrad advisors: In response to an advisee's CAP flag, provide additional information
about the term for use by the Department and CAP.
Undergrad office: Listing of term's CAP flags including responses from students
and advisors.
Students: submit support documents in response to a fellowship nomination Faculty: nominate students for fellowships Grad office: manage fellowship nominations
Lists students who have been admitted to the PhD programs. Generates
acceptance letters, support letters, and mailing labels. Request import
of degree data of accepted students into the EECS database.
Undergrad/MEng students: Submit your completion report for internships or professional
practical training (6.920, 6.997).
Undergrad office: Table showing status of completion reports for 6.920 and 6.997.
Download gradesheets.
International students: if you require additional time beyond your
expected program completion date, request the departmental letter
required when extending their visa Certificate of Eligibility.
Undergrad office: Table showing status of ISO extension/renewal letter requests.
Undergrad students: submit (or resubmit) application to
enter the MEng program.
Undergrad office: Review individual applications to enter the MEng program or access
summaries where you can enter admission decisions.
For each current MEng student, display progress towards degree requirements.
Also access spreadsheet showing requested entry term for students who
have accepted MEng admission but not yet started the program.
MEng students: Request an extension of the due date for handing in your MEng thesis
or thesis proposal.
Undergrad office: Table giving status of deadline extensions for MEng theses and proposals.
MEng students: Submit your MEng thesis proposal. After
submission, you'll get an individualized link you can send to
your supervisor so that they can approve the proposal.
Faculty: Students will email you an individualized link
when they've submitted a proposal for your review and
acceptance.
Undergrad office: Table of MEng Thesis Proposals
submitted this term. Includes links to view, accept or reject
individual proposals.
MEng students: Submit your MEng thesis. After submission and after the department
has approved the formatting, you'll get an individualized link you can
send to your supervisor so that they can "sign" your thesis and submit
a grade.
Faculty: Show table of MEng theses you've approved this term. Students will email
you an individualized link when they've submitted a thesis for your
review and grade.
Undergrad office: Table of MEng Theses submitted this term. Includes links to
view, approve formatting, accept or reject individual theses.
International students: request the departmental letter
required when applying for Pre-Completion or Post-Completion F-1
Optional Practical Training (OPT).
Undergrad office: process letter requests.
PhD students: track your progress towards the PhD; view
your transcript and support terms; submit plans for the TQE,
Minor and PPR; request an RQE; submit SM/PhD theses.
PhD advisors: Graduate counselors and research advisors can get view the status of
their advisees and supervisees. Included are student pictures and links
to students' individual status pages.
Grad office: List of enrolled students with links to status pages.
Lists of students who need attention for one of their PhD milestones, with
links that take you to that part of the portal where you can do what needs
to be done. At the bottom, there are term grade sheets for subjects administered
by the Grad Office.
Undergrad students: submit your research report for independent research projects
(6.UR, 6.100, or 6.910).
Undergrad office: accept reports, download gradesheets.
Area chairs: propose committees based on students' RQE application.
RQE chairs: submit exam evaluation.
Graduate office: track RQE status and chair reports.
Students: Apply for 6-A internships or to submit your resume to the EECS
resume book for the current term.
6-A office: list of 6-A students,
manage internship applications, review current resume book.
Undergrad/MEng advisors: list of current EECS academic advisees with links to their
checklists. This is where you can enter your input
for any pending student petitions.
Undergrad office: student lists, audit summaries.
Shows undergraduate/MEng tasks that are waiting for a departmental action. Includes
links to download gradesheets that are submitted by the Department.
